resek

Cornish

Etymology

From Middle Cornish resek, from Proto-Brythonic *rrėdɨd, from Proto-Celtic *reteti. Cognate with Breton redek, Irish rith, Manx roie, Scottish Gaelic ruith, and Welsh rhedeg.

Verb

resek

  1. to run, race
    Synonym: ponya
  2. (liquids) to flow

Conjugation

Conjugation of resek
singular plural impersonal
first second third first second third
indicative present/future resav resydh res resyn resowgh resons resir
preterite resis ressys resas ressyn ressowgh ressons resas
imperfect resen reses resa resen resewgh resens resys
pluperfect ressen resses ressa ressen ressewgh ressens ressys
subjunctive present/future ressiv ressi resso ressyn ressowgh ressons resser
imperfect ressen resses ressa ressen ressewgh ressens ressys
imperative - res reses resyn resewgh resens -
non-finite forms present participle ow resek verbal adjective resys

Derived terms

  • kerr resek (“racing car”)
  • lewyer resek (“racing driver”)
  • penngarn resek (“streaked gunnard”)
  • resegva (“career, course, orbit”)
  • resegvargh (“racehorse”)
  • resek jynn diwros (“motocross”)
  • resek kerri (“motor racing”)

Noun

resek m (plural resegow)

  1. race
    Synonym: res
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